breeze cooling my sweat
the smell of honeysuckle
the long, slow evening
Breathless Woods Haiku
in the breathless woods
I hear the treetops rustling
and I am at peace
Midsummer Haiku
heavy air breathing
through the trees and their rustling–
sun standing still
Photo credit: Susanne Nilsson via Flickr, CC 2.0
Impatient with the Body Haiku
waking and trembling
trying to write anyway
nothing is easy
Forcing Forsythia Haiku
how you can force blooms
from forsythia’s bare stems
in your heated home
Spring Bulbs Haiku
incredible strength
and vulnerability
in the tulip bulbs
Robins in the Snow American Sentence
The robins don’t care if there’s snow on the ground, they sing their mating song.
NOTE: This poetic form is Allen Ginsburg’s answer to the Japanese haiku
April Snow Haiku
white-washed lace-work world
a proper Boston springtime
with snow on tulips
And Now He’s Dead Haiku
little puffy clouds
in the wide, perfect blue sky
mock my grieving heart
Two Snow Day Haiku
under hazy sun
I break trail over the fresh snow
while the birds twitter
in-breath, the nose burns
out-breath, the nose also burns
but my coat is warm
